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Year.
Expenditure.
Ordinary. Extraordinary. Total.
1933
27,830,266 3,292,449.
31,122,715
1934
27,384,991 3,784,166
31,149,157
1935
25,030,568
3,261,068
28,291,636
1936
26,460,623
3,052, 900
29,513, 523.
1937 App. Est.30,617,130
1,642,030
32,259,160.
1937 Rev. Est.30,172,000
1938 Est.
1,930,000
32,102,000
32,101,699 1,277,850 33, 379, 549.
The most noticeable features of these
figures are the gradual rise of both revenue and
expenditure from 1935 onwards, and the gradual
fall of (a) revenue from Land Sales and (b)
expenditure on public works extraordinary.
The fluctuations in the surplus balance
are set out below.
Surplus of Assets at End of Year.
Year.
1933.
Surplus Deficit.
976,563
13,823,625.
1934
1,574,871.
12,248,754
1935
138,915
12,387,669.
1936
529,463
12,917,132.
1938 Est.
1937 Rev.Est.
[3,124,169]
The main features in the present budget
862,000
12,055,132.
8,941,500.
See 53687/37.
This has not hem finally crecided, but In the meantime this
an being penanced from advances out of surplus
fault Filly.
are:
1.
The heavy expenditure which will have
to be incurred in the next two or three years
upon increasing the water supply of the Colony.
This amounts altogether to $3,185,000, of which
$300,000 will be spent during 1937. This has
already been discussed and approved. The cost of
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these works will eventually be met from loan
funds.
2.
The recent disastrous typhoon and
cholera epidemic must be mentioned here, though
they
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